The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-07-30
M llTlITlE TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1887.

MIR. William "acA wiz p'eaSe can ~
III. flee.
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co, uunications.
What has become of the Acme
nramatic Company ?
c,,.v Hats. so CENTS and upward
nortb double at Bascb III Congress st
D;Hricf Lode No. Is G. Z Q. of
n p will meet in tie city on Tuesday
Deyt
Savannah is now being supplied
With artesian water through its
mains.
Irt j, H. C. Boiler will open his
Sumner School at the West Broad street
school Oh Monday Aug.
The condition o. Capt, NJ. J. Cum
mings who has been quito sick for some
time is somewhat improved.
Miss Maria daughter of Mr. A. H
CASTOR. eraduatep at Scotia Seminary,
North Carolina, on the p, ultimo.
Opera Slippers at Basch's III Con-
gress street, so cents and upward,
The DO ks of tn, r .ceivcr Of tax re-
turus for Chatham County just closed
for 1887, shows 5,026 hite polls and
1788 lored The value Of property
retumed by colured people is S459, $50
The TRIBUNE is the only paper in
this part OF Georgia battling for the
coored race N w IS the time for
friends to subscribe. Rem mber that
BY paying for the TRIBUNE and help to
sustain it, you are helping to elevate
the race.
Boston and Baltimore Corned beef
at Il Loans stalls 81 and 50
People suffering from cltarrh, or from
any of the diseases to which the human
body is heir, should read the advertise
me.ts and recommendations of the
Alaska Compound Company of Lynn,
Mass, which appear in the Tribune.
The TRIBUNE office Will be head
quarters for the delegates attending
the District Lodge meeting of Odd
Fellows next week. They will reg
ister at this office where they will
always be welcome.
The TRIBUNE is mailed regularly
to all subscribers. When you don't
get it please notify us by postal card
Or otherwise. In this connect on
we would urge subscribers whose
lime has expired to renew by pay
ng up at once.
Dress Goods 81 cents yard at Basch
III Cot gress street.
A letter from s. D. Scroggins, Esq,
# Bitch, Ga brings US the sad intel
igence OF the death of Mr.. Hall Daniels
IN the 18th instant, after very bret
lness. The deceased was promin ent
member Of Micah Lodge No. 30, +. 4
A. NJ, o Ogeechee. He leaves a wife
md eight children to mourn his loss.
The Grand Union Exposition Fair,
Rev, A, Vanlrw, manager, will be-
'pened at Odd Fellows hall, Duffy
treet, on Monday August 8 and con-
niue all the week. There will be sac
ed music, a queen of the fair will be
rowned with a golden crown, and live
Digeon pie will be exhibited. Admls-
lion Is cents. Children 10 cents.
Seersucker suits for S1.5O at Basch'
II Congress street,
The Union Lincoln Guards will
celebrate their 18th anniversary on
Monday August I, by parade IN
he afternoon. The Sumner Rifle
Guards of B u~fo TT which will
rive on Monday morning will be
heir guests. In the evening grand
will be given at Odd
Fellows Hall on Harris street.
The military Advisory Board met
n Atlanta on Monday last Col. no.
IcIntosh Kell presidin g. The
,oard after long session prepared
nd submitted to the Governor al
memorial asking him to urgently
ecommend the Legislature to APP
,ropriate $I2,o annually to defray
he expenses of the State encamp-
nent, at which all the State troops
Gould 90 into one camp at least one
week in each wear, and the further